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Bridge Street Middle School students Layce Fickey as Belle, left, and Cole Tarrant as the Beast practice in preparation for the schoolâs presentation of âBeauty and the Beast Jr.â
They’ve gained confidence about themselves and made friends along the way, and now it’s time for Bridge Street Middle School theatre students to enjoy the spotlight.
The students take the stage this weekend for three performances of Beauty and the Beast Jr. Shows are slated for 7 p.m. today, Friday, and Saturday at the J.B. Chambers Performing Arts Center at Wheeling Park High School.
Carnegie Mellon University traditionally welcomes students to the spring semester with a week-long program of activities ranging from career fairs to midnight breakfast. The academic calendar has shifted in 2021, and the Student Affairs team has likewise adapted.
Rather than one week packed with in-person events, CMU will offer Winter Welcome, stretching from move-in through the second week of classes, Jan. 23 through Feb. 13. We want to capture existing traditions as well as coordinate with our student organizations who have already rearranged their calendars based on the delay of the start of the semester, said Julie Schultz, associate dean of First-Year Orientation and Family Engagement.